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Mexico Restaurants
Mexican cuisine is spectacular and unique, and many travelers find themselves blown away by the awesome food they find on their travels. Every town, city and region, it seems, has something different and exciting to offer. Variety is nearly always an option: in most major towns and cities you have international options like Chinese, Italian, burgers, etc. Your best bet is nearly always to try the local dishes, like pozole, enchiladas, etc. Restaurants are nearly always a mixed bag: five-star internationally known places next to tack stands: something for every taste and budget.
Other Restaurant pages in Mexico that may be of interest: Oaxaca Restaurants, North-Central Mexico Restaurants, Cuernavaca Restaurants, Celestún Restaurants, Real de Catorce Restaurants, San Cristóbal de las Casas Restaurants, Morelia Restaurants, Chetumal Restaurants, Cabo San Lucas Restaurants and Puerto Escondido Restaurants.
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Salón Corona (the original)
Opened in 1928 in downtown Mexico City, the Salón Corona is one of those...Mexico City, Mexico
La Opera Restaurante-Bar
Legend has it that revolutionary leader Francisco "Pancho" Villa, ostensibly seeking to becalm a rowdy crowd, fired a bullet into...Mexico City, Mexico
La Buena Tierra
For yummy upscale vegetarian and organic (and meat) dishes, La Buena Tierra, in the hip restaurant enclave of the Condesa...Condesa, Mexico City, Mexico
El Escarabajo Bar Scratch
El Escarabajo means "beetle," but this bar known as Scratch is not really sought after for its insects. It is instead beloved for many reasons:...Guadalajara, Mexico
El Callejón De Los Rumberos
This, you realize, is the real thing, when you sit at your tiny table with a bucket of beers or passel of margaritas and watch the exhibition...Guadalajara, Mexico
Bar Américas
Open since 2002, this capacity-300 concrete-box hotspot is still one of the most popular nightclubs in Guadalajara. If local and international...Guadalajara, Mexico
Caudillos Disco Bar
In a city known for its gay population, Caudillos is one of the most friendly and interesting gay bars with live transvestite performances. It's...Guadalajara, Mexico
Pozoleria Los Cazadores
If you are in Acapulco on a Thursday – and please try to be – you are in for a treat: on Thursdays restaurants all over the city serve...Acapulco, Mexico
100% Natural
All over Mexico, vegetarians (and those who just love healthy food) congregate at 100% Natural, a reasonably priced restaurant chain founded by...Acapulco, Mexico
El Nao At Banyan Tree Cabo Marqués
Perched high atop Punta Diamante is El Nao, the exquisite poolside restaurant at the Banyan Tree Cabo Marqués. The cliff-top setting is...Acapulco, Mexico
La Maestranza Museo Taurino Y Cantina
Open since 1940, La Maestranza (formerly known as El Panchos) speaks volumes about Guadalajara's love affair with bullfighting. The walls of...Guadalajara, Mexico
La Mutualista
Open since 1941, La Mutualista is a run-down downtown mansion with a dodgy bar and wide dance floor that stays deserted until salsa lessons or...Guadalajara, Mexico
Barba Negra
Incongruently located in an affluent residential neighborhood, this wooden roadhouse for wanna-be pirates and bikers is known for its live music...Guadalajara, Mexico
Frutiland
Frutiland is a no-nonsense, pleasant, family-run restaurant, centrally located near the Costera that serves fresh, basic Mexican food. A good...Acapulco, Mexico
El Fogón
On one busy stretch of the Costera stands El Fogón, a Mexican chain restaurant popular with locals, where about 20 ceiling fans struggle to keep...Acapulco, Mexico
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